Agile coach
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Job description
At DIGITALL we dont just deliver technology we deliver the future! We are explorers, knowledge-hunters, tech geeks, problem solvers and game changers who want to inspire and be inspired. Our DIGITALL people are always one step forward: working with top-notch technologies, creating innovations ahead of the market trends, sharing the passion for discovering better ways. As a human-centric organization, our teams are built on mutual respect and open communication, allowing everyone to be authentic, express ideas and unleash their potential. We are proud of our DIGITALL bright minds and never stop developing their skills to keep pushing boundaries together and do what we love. DIGITALL operates globally with a team of 1000 experts in 16 locations across 8 countries.
The Agile Coach plays a critical role in supporting the organization's Agile transformation by directly coaching teams, mentoring Agile practitioners, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement and high performance. This role focuses on applying Agile principles at the team and program levels, building Agile capabilities across the organization, and helping teams mature in their Agile practices in alignment with ITS SAFe standards.
This is your job:
- Coach Agile Teams Provide hands-on coaching to Agile teams to adopt and improve Agile practices, principles, and mindset.
- Facilitate Agile ceremonies and guide teams through sprint planning, reviews, retrospectives, and PI planning.
- Build Agile Capability Mentor Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and team members to develop strong Agile capabilities.
- Train and develop other Agile coaches to build internal coaching capacity.
- Promote Agile Maturity and Continuous Improvement Conduct Agile maturity assessments and identify areas for improvement.
- Use metrics to track team performance and coaching impact.
- Collaborate Across Teams and Programs Work with Release Train Engineers, Product Managers, and other stakeholders to align Agile practices across programs ensuring consistency of practice.
- Participate in Communities of Practice to share knowledge and align coaching standards.
- Requirement to adhere to ITS SAFe® standards.
- Education: Bachelor's degree in computer science, Engineering, Information Technology, Software development, Marketing, Organizational Change Management or proven related experience as an expert in the relevant areas specified or as an advisor for a large company.
- Demonstrated experience as a team-level or Agile Coaching required.
Certification Requirements:
Standard Agile Coach
Mandatory:
- Certified ScrumMaster (CSM)
- SAFe® Practice Consultant (SPC)
- SAFe® Release Train Engineer (RTE)
Additional Value (Preferred):
- SAFe® Agile Product Management (APM)
- Prosci Change Management Certification
- Other advanced Agile certifications
Your qualifications:
All Agile Coaches (Standard and Premium) are expected to demonstrate the following:
- Proven technical skills in Agile at Scale, Agile Standards, Agile Transformation Execution, Coaching Metrics and Reporting, and Agile Tooling
- Strong business skills in Business Objective Alignment, Coaching Strategy, Coaching Roadmap, Communities of Practice, and Root Cause Analysis
- Excellent adaptable skills in Coaching Oversight, Coaching Support, Fostering Agile Mindset, Coaching Impact, and Technical Debt Management
- Ability to provide vision, anticipate problems, and offer effective solutions
- Strong diplomatic, interpersonal, and teamwork skills
- Exceptional communication skills with the ability to engage appropriately at all levels of the organization
Role Differentiation
- Standard Agile Coach: Focused primarily on cross-cutting team-level coaching, Agile practice implementation, and supporting consistent Agile execution across delivery teams.
- Premium Agile Coach: Brings an additional layer of depth, with a focus on strategic transformation leadership, executive-level coaching, and organizational change enablement in complex enterprise environments.
Organizational information:
All applications will be treated in strict confidentiality
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview
Originally posted on Himalayas
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